Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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BREAKAWAY ■t$t Lakcwood High School Lancers sliaixd a cunuiion un- derstanding of their responsibilities as students. Going to class, studying, and participating in the various activities at LHS, helped bring them together. .Another quality shared by Lancers was to Breakaway from the rigors of school and enjoy a wide variety of recreational pursuits. Leisure time was always more pleasurable with friends who shared the same interests. Places such as the Queen Mary or the beach were popular choices for some. Others chose to be more active by surfing and skateboarding their way to relaxation. Cars be- came very helpful in defeating school-related stresses, as put- ting the pedal to the metal and turning up the tunes was a wa to escape, if only for a short time. LHS students found out that on campus or off, their hard work never ended. Breakaway 25

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1 . The Queen Mary was an es- cape for Don Couch, Lisa Johnson, Tom Sellers, and Tammy Nelson. 2. Brian Lot- tes and his hot car were ready for a drive. 3. Marcie Ter- eschuk, Kim Loprieato, and Sarah Madrid were often to- gether soaking up sun. 4. Brian Rosborough cut loose on the wave. 5. Summer in Paris was memorable for Pauline Corelli and April Curnutt. 24 Breakaway

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1 . A romantic date was shared by Mike Dalzell. and Lisa Pittman. 2. A special night was on Giseia Fonseca ' s mind. 3. TravelHng in style were Krysty Snythen and Christi Fitzpa- trick. 4. Staci Peters, Julie van Renesse, Brian Johnson, and Brett Creger sailed away on a Sunday afternoon. 5. Paul Ri- vera and Denni Raymond had the future planned out.